Daily Republican., 1887-11-15

ilEation 'hings have gone on irreeu.
srIy' only two days ago n case oc-
CURED. Two boys painted their noyes
" ith carmine and went into one OF the /
lady teschers' rooms. She detained
them and told Graham. He ordered
them TO be sent to him. He refused to
punish them, saying 1t was but trivial
ofenee. He had also ordered the lady
teachers to punish boys who should |
have been pnnished by himself.
DIR. Chadwick then arose to express
his opinion. The gentleman from the
Eighth ward, said he, has come here
every night to gain his points. He has
used methods to win his point. l do
not come here to iDjure any one, and 1t
should be beneath the dignity OF the
member from the Eighth ward to try to
put this man out He says the boys
painted their noses. Boys will play
their innocent pranks. Mr.. Graham !,
has been elected for ona year by this |
Board OF Public Culture. Now he says
when boys paint their noses 1t inter. |
feres with the etiquette and order OF the |
school.
do not come here to represent the
people OF this Ninth ward to get this
man out. Tho gentleman from tie
Eighth ward has secured the to Qn from
east TO west and from river to river to
find evidence against this man. And
he has not got him out And now bel
says the boys paint their noses. Dis
charge these teachers and you will have
. lawsuit on your shoulders.
DR.. Shortlidge-The gentleman from
the First ward has taken occasion TO
say that the former committee on High
School neg .ected It's duty. defy hum
to show one instance where the com
mittee did not do It's duty. This men,
ber runs gin shop on Front street
and his followers run the Board Of
Education. l wieh the people to know
this.
Collins-I would like the chair to eK-
erclse authority.
President Baird called Mr.. Toulk TO
the chair, AND taking. the floor made
IN address IN behalf OF the lady teach
ers. Both reports of the investigating
committee bad said to suspend or dis
the lady teachers the school could not
record which cannot be impeaoaed
Graduates who are holding ibtiuentia
positions In this city will testify to Jhis.
ham had ksid to him that Mlss Py
and Mics Hare were good teachers IL
left alone. He could no; vote for the
dismissal OF there teachers. Mr.. Baird
also explained about the boys painting
their nose. They were told by tho lady
teacher to 60 and wash off the paint.
One did and the other said plainly. "I
won't do IT." She then kept him from
his recitation, aud when Graham sent
for him she told bim why the boy was
detained and Graham said he would
punish him. He after ards said II
was . trivial case and did not do IL.
. GIimshaw also stated that Graham
had come to him and asked him whal
to do with the boy. He nsld he should
be suspended. Abe boy Was no: pnn'
ished.
, Kyne wss in favor OF keeping all Tbs
! teachers. He thought Gransnn Was Il
3 to teach. He thought ss much of TIN
, lady teacbers as any one did. The re
port OF tbs Investigating Com mite
said reconstruct the oom mmittee, and b
I thought now it was reconstructed
q should be given q chance.
a Baird called for q division of tn
3 question. President protein Fou de
a cided this cut of order.
' Mr.. Baird then asked that thu motio
d be taken up seristum. This was ais
!. declared out OF order.
The vote on the amended motion wa
1 taken and lost by vote Of ayes to l
q nays. The votes on she negative lid
\ were explained by some Of the raenl
i bers on the ground that the matte
q should rest In the hands OF the visitiD
: committee before any final action wa
J. taken. The school, IL vas said,
q working satisfactorily TO the c0mmi
/. tee, and there wss no cause for furshe
Il discussion until some complaint wa
d made.
|, The superintendent was, on motion {
70 Mr.. Morgan, ordered to have 80. .0l
a rolls Of honor printed.
" At his own request DR.. Gririshs
lr was excused from serving on the L
~ nance Committee, as chairman.
NJ The schools were ordered TO be close
on the Friday following Thanksgivir
7 day.
N Mt. Morgan thought that the HiR
70 School matter should be settled az ono
ne The public, he said, expected 1t. L
therefore moved that the pr;ncipalshi
D. OF the High School pe declarged v"cal
e after November 10 h. The motion
It. SuEuVlCh w ihJ va sao s"A'' 80 -
a. A motion 10 adjourn wss also los
MASSEY In tho meantime left the roop
n Collins had also gone out but returnt
ne In time TO vote on the motion.
go The original motion IVES lott by Il
following vote:
ar Ayes-Bstts, Fculk, jones', Maga'
Morgan, smitb, Short!idge. T,ump aI
IN Baird-l0. Nays-Ohsdw wick. Cclltr
Donohoe, Dickey, Fuekel, Grier, Ha
TO son, Hayes, Kyno, Palmer, Rutn al
Stewart-12.
Many of the members explained the
at votes. Ruth, as member OF ths ne
| High School Committee, wanted Ein
Ia to look into this matter. When Cha
I wick was called he arose and began
explain his vote. This gentleman
re said the doctor, .
HThe gentleman must explain b
lv vote only. This is no time for remarks
- interrupted President Baird.
ed "I have the aoor, SIR" replied Cha
wick, "ard I will keep 1t until l a
v. allowed to explain myself" After
,e. dialogue OF about eight minutes du
ton tie doctor saw it was no use
%, attempt to hold out longer when
70, many were against him, and 70 q
cluded by saying, Il vote nay" I
he audience present sppiauded.
Ice Mr. Morgan gave notice that be III
id secured legal advice, and had fou
hy that tho present Committee op Teaoh'
- was illegal and he therefore gave
i'd board notice of it
nd On motion of Mr., Palmer, Dick
m. was made chairman OF Financs Ca
IN. mittee.
He Mr. Grier moved that the bids
Ise psiuting No. 8 school bo opened.
motion 70 postpone was lost. The b
aw were opened and read as follows:
-a. VIM. WoodmRDsy, $I20; Joseph
me Hutter, SiOoi y: Z Hn"sns, e,oo
led II. Quay. IVY oo; pann9r % Iye,